The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-09
Joy AMONG THE FAITHFUL.
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rousine oneer Ioliowsa INC anh n,nns on
that tho old as. stronghold Of Johnny ss
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hish pitch Of enthusiasm; and tao ,y, almost
cheering Gen. spinola said that handful OF
traitors had taken their dirty flag and nailed II
Of bsa So ons az
Traitors were disappointed; that Do Lancey
Democrat G Should fcei as happy as II he was
Was AWAITING him; that Coroner Missioner
Snsmy: ihst Henry George: the book pedddler:
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Wntausiash.
REJOICING AMONG COUNTY DEkochATA
i Every despatch that was sent to Cooper
Onion, last niRht set the County Democrats
say 0t Win joyoas eHntaon f@e and Time
AGAIN the cheers were FOR THE NEW YORK sun.
IRON whose novel bulletin the returns were
tSent verbatim along the wire TO the platform
~ the hall. Groans for Pulitzer and his Junk
Nournal gave the crowd a chance to let loose
stheir feeling OF intense disgust for the Judas
Who had tried desporately' but unayaiiinciy.
10 defeat the Democracy. Emanuel d. HAT
fpresided upon tho platform, and Tom Eccie-
Sine read out the returns, After a great
hunch OF returns giving The SyJS's fmres
had been cheered tumuituousiy. Senator.eiect
rGeorCe i, Lancbein came In Smiling and
made a speech,
I'VE have met not merely tho enemy, but the
enemies Of the Democratic party" no cried.
ana thay arc ours. We have met them ali at
once and bacred them together " "'
II Gronns for Judas Pulitzer were mingled
with the cheers for Col. Fellows and the tri
,llmphant Democracy. The whole assemblaee
waved their hats and shouted long and Iond
sthc platform with Nelson j. Waterbury and a
group OF other Democrats about him.
= Allow me to Introduce District Attorney
Fellows" said Chairman Hart, and the crowd
tbroke out In a fresh tunult OF cheering. The